Security

Watermark IMAGE

Stamp an image or text over your images in seconds.

  • Free, no account
  • No watermark
  • Files deleted after 2 hours

Drop images here

or paste them with Ctrl + V

Nothing leaves your device until you start the task

Accepts JPG, PNG, GIF, WebPup to 30 files · 50 MB each

How to watermark image

Stamp your text across one image or a whole batch. Everything is measured as a share of each picture's width, so the same settings look right on a small thumbnail and a full-size photograph without being adjusted for either.

  1. 1Add your imagesDrop them anywhere on this page, paste with Ctrl+V, or use the picker. Nothing is uploaded until you press Watermark.
  2. 2Write the mark and place itSet the text, size, colour, opacity and angle, then pick one of the nine positions — or repeat it across the whole image.
  3. 3Watermark and downloadOne image comes back on its own; several come back as a ZIP, every one marked identically.

Frequently asked questions

Will the watermark be the right size on every image?
Yes. The size is a percentage of each image’s own width rather than a fixed number of pixels, so a 500-pixel thumbnail and a 5000-pixel original come back looking proportionally the same.
How do I make a watermark hard to remove?
Turn on the repeating mosaic and use a moderate opacity. A single mark in a corner can be cropped away in seconds; one that covers the whole picture cannot be removed without damaging the image underneath.
What do the blend modes do?
Normal draws the mark on top. Multiply only darkens, which suits a dark mark on a light photo. Screen only lightens, which suits the reverse. Overlay pushes contrast either way.
Can I use my own logo instead of text?
Yes. Switch to the Logo tab and choose a file — a PNG with transparency works best. It is stamped onto every image in the batch and scaled to a share of each one’s width, and the logo itself is never watermarked or handed back. For text, you can pick a font, add an outline or a drop shadow, and set the mark across two lines.